The weekend is almost here! Before you hit a new wave of work, you need to take some time for yourself. You need to relax. That’s where we come in. Whether your streaming service of choice is Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO, Showtime, or STARZ, you’re covered when it comes to entertainment this weekend.

The big titles of the day are horror dramas. New seasons of both American Horror Story and The Vampire Diaries are hitting streaming this weekend. If you’re a big fan of CW shows, then you’re in luck. In addition to The Vampire Diaries, iZombie, The Flash, Arrow, and The Originals are all coming to Netflix this weekend. That’s all well and good, but what if you’re in the mood for a new watch? If you’re craving comedy, look no further than HBO’s delightful new comedy from the creator of Awkward Black Girl, Insecure. If a socially charged documentary is more your mood, then you need to check out Ava DuVernay’s latest project, 13th. Really, your only complaint this weekend can be that there are too many amazing things to watch.

13th (2016) *Netflix Original

This powerful documentary is going to be making headlines soon, so you need to check it out ASAP. Directed by Ava Duvernay, 13th explores mass incarceration and argues that its another modern day form of enslavement for people of color. Duvernay has a history of producing powerful and shocking projects, including Selma.

Insecure: Series Premiere *HBO Original

Welcome to our of your new favorite comedies of the Fall. From the creator of the viral web series Awkward Black Girl comes Issa Rae’s latest creation, Insecure. The series follows two black women as they navigate uncomfortable situations in their relationships, careers, and social lives. Rae is a master when it comes to creating relatable comedy that is both to the point and subversive, so we have nothing but high hopes for this new show, which premieres October 9 on HBO.

American Horror Story: Season 5 (Hotel)

Welcome to streaming, Gaga. Season Five of American Horror Story, or as it’s more commonly known the season with Lady Gaga, deadly dildos, and Matt Bomer buns, is heading to Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video. Basically if you’re connected to streaming in any way at all, you should be able to play horror catch up.

HULU

America’s Funniest Home Videos: Season 27 PremiereAmerican Horror Story: Season 5 (Hotel)Clash of the Corps: Series PremiereCity of Gold (2016)Conviction: Series PremiereThe Mindy Project: Season 5 Premiere (*Hulu Original)Stonewall (2015)Timeless: Series PremiereUproarious: Series PremiereVelvet: Series Premiere

AMAZON PRIME VIDEO

American Horror Story: Season 5 (Hotel)LEGO Jurassic World

HBO NOW

Class DivideDivorce: Series Premiere *HBO Original — Available October 9Insecure: Series Premiere *HBO Original — Available October 9Ride Along 2 (2016) — Available October 8

OTHER STREAMING SERVICES

Starz

Ash vs. Evil Dead: Season 2 New Episodes

Things are about to get gory. STARZ’s continuations of Sam Raimi’s iconic series is finally back in our lives with new episodes. Starring Bruce Campbell and Lucy Lawless, Ash vs. Evil Dead follows our hapless hero as he tries to right his wrongs and kick some serious undead ass. It’s horror comedy at its finest.